For our vocabulary for this unit, I would like you to learn the following seven new words and review five words from our first semester that are also related to conformity. This gives us a total of 12 words to focus on for this unit. We will be completing the following steps with these words. Most of your work will be done in class over the course of the next several weeks.
Antonym--rational, reasonable, supported, Joey's Dad
Sentence-- The child's story was arbitrary and contained little logic.
docile -- Adj
Definition - Very easily controllable
Other Forms - Docilely, Adv. Docility, Noun
Synonyms - obedient, Malleable
Antonyms - uncontrollable, headstrong
Sentence - Mrs. Holliday does not consider F period English class docile.
intransigent--Adj
Definition- Unwilling or refusing to change ones views.
Other Forms-intransitive, intransigency
Synonyms-stubborn, myopic, tenacious
Antonyms-docile, reasonable, agreeable
Sentence- As opposition to his intransigent style grew within his own party, the president had a stroke and died.
incendiary (adj)
Definition - Something that can catch on fire (literally or figuratively)
Other Forms - Incendiaries
Synonyms - Provocative, Controversial
Antonyms - Peaceful, Tranquil
Sentence - The still lit cigarette butts proved incendiary as they burnt the house down.
discord (N)
Lack of flow or agreement between two things
Other Forms- discordance (N), discordant(adj.)
Synonyms- Tumult, disagreement, clamor,
Antonyms-Agreement, harmony, concord
Stick sized village named harmony---> Nuke in the middle
Sentence- The discord between the couple ended in their parting
autonomous (unit 3) - adj - not subject to outside control; independent foment (unit 3) - verb - to instigate or foster, usually discord or rebellion capitulate (unit 1) - verb - to cease to resist an opponent; surrender. acquiesce (unit 1) - verb - to accept something reluctantly but without protest
3. compliant- adj
4. arbitrary--adj
docile -- Adj
- Definition - Very easily controllable
- Other Forms - Docilely, Adv. Docility, Noun
- Synonyms - obedient, Malleable
- Antonyms - uncontrollable, headstrong
- Sentence - Mrs. Holliday does not consider F period English class docile.
intransigent--Adj- Definition- Unwilling or refusing to change ones views.
- Other Forms-intransitive, intransigency
- Synonyms-stubborn, myopic, tenacious
- Antonyms-docile, reasonable, agreeable
- Sentence- As opposition to his intransigent style grew within his own party, the president had a stroke and died.
incendiary (adj)- Definition - Something that can catch on fire (literally or figuratively)
- Other Forms - Incendiaries
- Synonyms - Provocative, Controversial
- Antonyms - Peaceful, Tranquil
- Sentence - The still lit cigarette butts proved incendiary as they burnt the house down.
discord (N)- Lack of flow or agreement between two things
- Other Forms- discordance (N), discordant(adj.)
- Synonyms- Tumult, disagreement, clamor,
- Antonyms-Agreement, harmony, concord
- Stick sized village named harmony---> Nuke in the middle
- Sentence- The discord between the couple ended in their parting
autonomous (unit 3) - adj - not subject to outside control; independentfoment (unit 3) - verb - to instigate or foster, usually discord or rebellion
capitulate (unit 1) - verb - to cease to resist an opponent; surrender.
acquiesce (unit 1) - verb - to accept something reluctantly but without protest